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Counselling
University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI)
5 locationsHNC · 1 years · Full-time · September 2026Counselling
University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI)
4 locationsHND · 2 years · Full-time · September 2026Counselling (Integrative)
University Studies and Professional Development CentreBA (Hons) · 3 years · Full-time · September 2026
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Middlesex UniversityBSc Psychology with Counselling SkillsHi! 😊 I'm Eva, a 3rd Year BSc Psychology with Counselling Skills student at Middlesex University. I joined MDX in 2023 through clearing after I realised that I was meant for something more than working in Customer Service. 😅 I chose to study Psychology with Counselling skills as a first step to pursuing a career in Psychology, specifically as a Couples and Psychosexual Therapist. After my degree, I plan to complete a Masters in Counselling Psychology. 👩🏻🎓 Outside of studying, I enjoy reading, cooking, learning about spirituality and spending time in nature. 🍂 I’d love to help you guys with any questions or queries you may have so feel free to get in touch whenever you like! 🫶🏼 Jack
University of Wales Trinity Saint DavidPsychology & Counselling (BSc)My name is Jack Thumwood and I want to help people with Mental health struggles. I have been struggling since I was at a very young age and am ready to give back and help people using my experience. I am also a LGBTQ activist being bisexual myself. I love rock climbing and gaming and my part time job is dressing up as spider man for kids party’s and events Rory
University of StaffordshirePsychology and CounsellingHey, I'm Rory, currently studying Psychology and counselling at the University of Staffordshire. As I am going into my final year I hope to progress onto the post graduate masters degree in psychotherapeutic counselling and once complete, hope to become an academic in my subject area and open a private practice. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask. ami
University of PlymouthMOccTh (Hons) Occupational TherapyHello, My names Ami and i am a second year student of occupational therapy ! Any questions regarding university life and the course feel free to text me. :) Beck
University of EssexOccupational TherapyI wasn't always sure of what I wanted to do at university, but my current course is perfect for me. I am happy to advise if you find yourself feeling the same way. Feel free to talk to me about clubs, societies and extracurricular activities. Costanza
University of PlymouthBSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy (Full-time)Hi everyone! 👋 My name is Costanza, I’m 29 years old, and I’m half Italian and half Iranian. I’m currently studying Occupational Therapy (BSc) full-time at the University of Plymouth. I absolutely love travelling, discovering new cultures, reading, hiking, watching films, cooking, and spending time with my friends and family. I’m really pleased to be back in education here in England — it’s been such a rewarding experience! As a mature student, I truly believe it’s never too late to return to study and pursue a meaningful career. I see myself working as an Occupational Therapist, hopefully within mental health, although I’m open to wherever the future takes me. I’m here to support you with any questions you might have — whether about the OT course specifically or about life at the University of Plymouth in general. Having studied in a second language myself, I completely understand the challenges that can come with that. Please don’t let any worries hold you back — there’s a wealth of support available here at UoP, and it truly is an amazing place to learn and grow! 🌟 Fatema Zehra
Brunel University of LondonOccupational TherapyHi! I'm a Pakistani student from Kenya, currently pursuing my undergraduate studies in Occupational Therapy at Brunel University. Moving to the UK has been an incredible journey—I've enjoyed exploring London, meeting amazing new people, and experiencing diverse cultures. I’m passionate about helping others who wish to come to Brunel and would be more than happy to answer any questions you might have about studying here, settling in, or anything else! Zoey
University of EssexOccupational TherapyHey there! I’m Zoey, a final-year international student on the MSc Occupational Therapy course. My studies have brought me from the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong to the UK, an adventure I’ll always treasure. Along the way, I've gained countless lovely memories, friendships with people from all over the world, and so many new perspectives. More than anything, it’s taken me one step closer to my dream career of becoming a qualified Occupational Therapist. In my free time, I love exploring creative ideas, whether that’s through travelling, meeting new people, playing sports activities, or volunteering in the community. I’m always up for trying something new! Before joining UoE, I used Unibuddy to learn more about student life here, so I know how helpful it can be to chat with someone who’s been in your shoes. If you have any questions at all, feel free to drop me a message. I’d be more than happy to help!
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